Most people only check their dental plan — and stop when it says no. When tooth loss is connected to an injury or a medical condition, some medical insurance plans may cover part of implant treatment. We'll check your plan for free.
Medical plans look for one thing: medical necessity. These are the situations where coverage is most often considered.
Teeth lost from a fall, sports injury, car accident or other trauma to the face or jaw.
Fractures of the jaw or tooth-bearing bone that need surgical repair and reconstruction.
Tooth or jaw loss after removal of a tumor, or after head-and-neck cancer care.
Infection of the jaw or a failed implant that threatens your overall health.
Congenitally missing teeth or developmental conditions affecting the jaw.
When your oral health is tied to managing another medical condition, with documentation from your care team.
Every plan is different. Some commercial insurance plans consider these cases; others don't. That's exactly what our free insurance check is for.
We do the insurance legwork so you can focus on getting your smile back.
Send us your details. Our team reviews your medical and dental benefits before your visit.
Dr. Stradford examines you, takes 3D imaging and reviews your medical history and medications.
When there's a medical basis, we prepare the documentation and request pre-authorization from your plan.
You'll know your costs before treatment begins, with monitoring through healing.
Dr. Stradford is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology/Implant Dentistry and a Howard University–trained implant surgeon. He's spent his career at the place where medicine and dentistry meet — and he founded DentRx to bring that medical approach to implant care.
At CitiBrites Surgical, every implant patient gets a medical review first. That means safer surgery for patients with diabetes, heart conditions or many medications — and the documentation medical insurers ask for.
No one can promise that before your plan reviews your case. Coverage depends on your specific plan, the reason you lost your teeth, and the medical documentation. What we can promise is an honest review of your benefits and a clear answer before treatment starts.
Some commercial and employer medical plans consider implant-related surgery when it's medically necessary — for example, after an injury. Because benefits vary even within the same company, we check your individual plan rather than relying on a list.
You share your contact details and insurance type. Our team calls you, collects your plan information, and reviews your benefits. There's no cost and no obligation.
We'll walk you through your options, including your dental benefits, phased treatment plans and payment options, so you can make the decision that's right for you.
Often, yes. That's exactly why we review your health first. With the right preparation and monitoring, many patients with medical conditions can be treated safely.
CitiBrites Surgical is at 81 Randall Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301.
Please read before you book. We want you to have accurate expectations.
By law, Original Medicare (Parts A and B) does not cover most dental care, including routine dental implants.
New York Medicaid may cover dental implants only when they are medically necessary and approved in advance.
General disclaimer: Insurance coverage is not guaranteed. Eligibility and payment are determined solely by your insurance plan based on your benefits, medical necessity and documentation. A free insurance check is an informational review, not a promise of coverage. Individual results vary; this page is not medical advice and does not create a doctor-patient relationship.
Share a few details and our team will call you — usually within one business day — to review your insurance and answer your questions.